Northwest Farmstead gains notice among advertisers
Sixteen members of the Orange Judd Company advertising department helped make the Northwest Farmstead known to nearly 200 prominent advertisers in six months. The vivid push credited to a shared purpose among the paper, publisher, and advertising men.
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Orange Judd Company
Northwest
Northwest Farmstead aims to boost Northwest profits and growth
The Orange Judd Company publishes Northwest Farmstead to promote profits and progress for farms and ranches from the Great Lakes to the Pacific. It supports prosperity for homes, families, and all Northwest industries including towns, shops, forests and mines alongside agricultural advancement.
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Northwest Farmstead
Northwest
Great Lakes
Pacific Coast
Orange Judd Company
American Northwest
Northwest Farmstead Drives Northwest Growth Promise
The Northwest Farmstead sees vast potential from Minnesota to the Coast as pioneers its future in this decade. Advertisers already note growing business from the region, with the paper offering a unique channel to reach farmers in this section.
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Minnesota
Northwest Farmstead
Northwest Farmstead Editors Lead Agricultural Journal
The Northwest Farmstead grows through its editors led by Clifford Willis after leaving the South Dakota Agricultural College. Associate editors Professors Bopp and Burlison from the SD College join as organizers, speakers, developers, writers, and authorities enhancing the publication for subscribers.
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Sidi
Northwest Farmstead
Clifford Willis
South Dakota Agricultural College and Experiment Station
Orange Judd Northwest Farmstead
Bopp
Burlison
South Dakota College
Circulates in Eight Prosperous States
Circulates in eight states as builders advertise farm papers. Solicitors offer data on circulation rates and 1910 census figures. They promise to help advertisers profit with agricultural advertising and explain that Northwest Farmstead pays well. Contact lines list offices in Chicago New York Minneapolis Springfield.
Tom Drexel Returns to the Fight After Retirement
Tom Drexel, a once-dominant Street financier, abandons a peaceful country life after a night of feverish dreams. Pursued by memories of National Pacific battles and Harmon’s threat to the Street, he heads to the junction to rejoin the market fray and confront new pressures on his former empire.
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Kane
National Pacific
Drexel
Doc
Frank
Bess
Tom Drexel
Paradise
Purgatory
Tom
Dave
Blakely
Jone
Earth
Man
Harmon
Curtis
Ixion
Midland Valley
Atlantic
Pacific
Dexel
Junction
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